The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-21
SUPERIOR, WIS.,, SATURDAY. NAY q, 1851.

Justice Wood Of the United States
Supreme court died last Saturday.
The ball game Of Wednesday
stood ST. Paul s, Duluth ). Poor
Duluth
Bismarck City Treasurer is ms
sing and the people there are anxious
about him.
An international sunday school
convention will meet in Chicago June
/, 2 and 3.
The great lockout at Chicago still
continues, and 10000 mechanics are
out Of employment
Charlie Johnson, a nine year old
lad of Duluth, was drowned in the bay
last Sunday afternoon.
1t IS reported that Parnell Is suf-
fering from cancer of the stomach.
The story Is also denied.
The managers think the Duluth
ball club will win game yet before
the season closes. Perhaps.
The Michigan fires were stopped
by good rain few days ago. Much
damage was done, however.
Catholic Knights in session at
Chicago elected John Coleman, Of
New Orleans, supreme president
kelley and Doran it is said have
no more use for Secretary Lamar and
will deal directly with Cleveland.
-GIouchester fishermen are the only
people who insist upon an immediate
proclamation Of non-intercourse with
Canada.
Thieves relieved the nnion depot
at Duluth of SIS few days ago.
They will probably tackle 4 peanut
stand next time.
All the crew Of the ship Ocean
King, burned and abandoned off the
Oregon coast, have arrived at Port
Townsend Wash
A national society of California
pioneers was formed in Washington
yesterday John c. Fremont was
elected president
The Huron Times, Democrat and
Herald are consolidated and made the
administration paper Of Dakota n
Church organ they call it.
Senators Sawyer and Spooner
have organized a National Bank at
West Superior with a capital stock Of
S100,O Chippewa Times.
: number Of rejecting Amer
cans seem to be arriving at the con-
clusion that President Cleveland, as
reformer and man, is not Il parti-
Gle better than his party.
My young friend" he said
solemnly do you ever attend place
of Worship" "Yes sir, regularly, ev-
cry Sunday night, " replied the youth.
I'm on my way to see her now"
Sawyer county is banking on her
burberry crop this year. The News
Of Hayward says the bushes are load
ed with blossoms and prays that the
early and late frosts may pass by on
the other side.
Bishop Ireland of St Paul, who
has been spending the past six months
in Europe, returned to his Minnesota
labors last Saturday On ARRIVING at
st. Paul the Bishop was presented with
an elegant carriage and pair Of horses.
Great Britainr' says the high
Protectionist Pittsburg Post, as the
best customer the United States has. =
Suppose Great Britain should adopt
the Pennsylvania tarilfsystem and shut
out all American products, what then?
Press.
When Alexander Mitchell came
10 this country he was a poor Scotch
immigrant. IF the first thing he had
done after getting ashore had been to
strike for eight hours as a days work,
he would have died as poor As he was
when he landed -Ex.
In 1880 the population of Da-
kota was $4,000. 1t Is now nearly
100000 And yet Democratic Con-
gress, for purely political reasons, re-
fuse 70 make this territory a State
Great IS Democracy. This Is the same
Democracy that made slaves Of the
Negroes.
A down east exchange says the
following items Of merchandise were
found in the stomach Of a goldfish:
a splitting knife with "A wooden
hdhuie anu blade SIN inches long, 4
small brass handled knife Of quaint
workmanship, rough piece Of granite
weighing three or four pounds, an
old felt hat. two counters and part Of
euchre deck five cards., a fragment
several inches long which the scien-
fists thought was Ignite, and brass
lamp.
He had probably swallowed a west
ern cyclone.
The St. Paul & Duluth road now
runs a train each way called the limit
ed, which VII make but three stops
between the two cities-at White Bear,
Hinckley, and the Northern Pacific
Junction The train viii laava -